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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09

Wfdtter Whtter Matter ! :!
Berbet SIR bes Nadts seltSrt perben
unb in @urer 6ube untertrOden burd bas
S4reien zines tronfen Rinbes, meldes
Sdmersen bonn Eurdbreden Der 3ihne
Ieibet? ST es Der Sal, 70 fault cine Tla}de
BON Wirs. Winslcms Soetbins Gnrnp.
ct mirb ben arrteit 3leinen icfcrt bon ieis
men S4mer3en befreten. Wan p~erlalie Id
barauf eS bilft. Sc III feline Mutter auf
Grcen, bic es periudte uno Sud nidt NIT
tbeilen piirbe, baB es bic Ginsepeibe res
sulirt, ben Sleinen 5ilfe unb @eiunsbeit
unb Der Wutter Rube beridaft, baB es
ME 3auber pirft. Das Mittel 1T FIBER in
alien Tdaen unb arisenebm bon @eldmad;
es ipirb BON elmer Der ilteiten unb selfen
Dpctcrinnen in ben Ser. Staaten Der.
i&rieben. ueberuu 81 buben, bic 5laids
,u 25 Gents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
Wtu. SBatta 81 gobn.

llnfere Sauptnabrung tit urb bleibi
bas Gleii9, unb UNI iol@es frif1 unb
gut 5u ertdngeu, fam man unmbgIi1
einen 5uuerIdifgeren Mdrft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 96fing & SDbn, So.
511 9be. 6. Sic 9erren babea benz
@ei@mad ibrer 2uuben &e9nung GEE
tragett unb in ibrem gtabliHement eiae
falte 2uftmaf@ine erri9tet, pel9e allen
Mnforberungen fiir Grbaltung unb @nt=
fernung f@a6li@er Sn~grebien3en bes
6leif6es entfpri9t. Sic baben beftdns
big in ibren @iebb6fen einer groBen
@orratb bon Wafpietb aug meldem
nur bas Bette iir regRunben setpdblt
tptro. MersreeG bebiertt fem min, Der
beiu9e beit Mnsrtft, So. 81
4benueyg 6. 1,10t1f
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
Cinderella G1ub ; gtore.
@de Sf. $ n%itonitraBe unb Gperue {

Banit! Yanifl Yamif!
1g- lnfere loeben i'm Often angez 1sa
fauften 8orrdtbe on S9uben unb
Stiefeln miRen in IA Sagett
berfauft iuerben, unb fei
Me- es unterm Goitenpreis! 4ga
G~olgenoe Beifpiele bienen als Bepeis
unierer beifpielos ntebrigen preiie:
IL berf9iebene Wrten niebriger 6errer.
fdube gu $L40(En-grospreis 81. 75)
9anbge1dbte 9errenfdube vgonsreb"
gu $2.75 Cont ibli@er preis 81.
@rtrafeine banbgendbte 9errni9ube gu
$3.50 (anberstpo 5t $3.50 berfauft.)
Gnabenf6ube u. &n6pffiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros prets $1.50).
@rtrafeine Gn6pfiiefel fit &naben So
(Wertb $2.75).
Sameu- pantofeln Ger. So gu nur
IS @ts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
Seine Nd61eni6ube bpI @laees2eber
gu nur Is Gents (Wertb $1).
Rinberf6ube gu 40, so unb 80 Gents,
bic anoersDo so, IS Gents unb 81
foifen.
gdbp G@ube peri9iebener Dirt, BON
Is Gents oil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
0aa,s

So giebt ttebr 2atarrb in bieier ges
genb bes 2anbes, als ale arbern
2ran!beiten 5ufarnmengenomntett, unb
bis in ben leBten Sabren belt man Jpn
ffr iinbeiIbar. NieIe Sabre lang er>
fldrtett i'm Doftoren fir cine locale
Rronfbeit unb Derf@rieben locale 6eil,
mittel urb erfldrten i'm, neil fe tim
5efdnbig NIT localer Bebanblung ni6t
turirten, fur unbeilbar. Die Wifems
i9aft bat beipiefeft, bdB Der Ratorrb
cine gonffifationstrantbeit 1T unb boz
bet cine cpniitutionsmdBige Bebanbs
lung erforbert. Snl's Ratarrbs Sur,
fabri3irt bon s. s. gbenep & Co.. Sos
lebo, Obio, it bic einaiee iebt i'm
Warfte bsfinoli6e conititutioneIe Sur.
Sic piro ia @aben Don 10 Sropfeu au
eiuem 9heeI6felpol e%ingenommeil.
Sic tpirft brett auf bas 8int unb Bic
idIeimigea OberHdhen beg S1fems.
Sie bietett bunbert Dollars fir ieoen
Gaa an, ben es ni6t flirirt. 2aBt Sud
@trculare unb 3eugnihe tommen.
MbreiRrt
j. 5. GheneD & 6 o.,
SDlebD, 8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09

@ a. lNne4n4 VI Arn O..lt Z
ST., ~ t.s,.h l'@ VIC seai ysrah ~
a J ,A ''suSun 1eh9"'lea ~''p'
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isn Ma.gtngsssi.sa aasoes DIsallag:a y
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lI:i.o.n.S mn ua ssa lss'es Maa S sa
wv is.!en Maess,ags lua.ns" l.v
aa.s. ma1sn HMu nn.
ranue,. o:s sI'.sM Su..ssspiulsalaalsn
s n 5pelIs. sssssaS Maws. % Ct mDw
ls.1s s.paa.os" g. 'e..le.
a m W - Ivy Sab le!Ms
IaE.g.sM ayss s.as gOw WI. W. V ny IM sl
s.aiu ms y.asss Mt psl y:aiet'!u.
S NJ .puysss is.Hes Oa..'..s uaasa. y!
2o.Dszl2lng pspsn. ~ u!nB aanlllg
GeaaunVa.gs tp ~ . IeIa s!gsnss
euun'y s.ns Iss9Iys!, usI Snn'n!en
g:ysn 0.s p.uy.u.l:Sm aogag. ~ !
9.sls S.ul'as9sssL w sgay'en oueI VIC
S~sgIsla!al pas lDn'asI g'sl gat aiWI ~
ps!Iag. lspssiaas .s.ns 2.ag'
9alH unu PIC 2ouDis peg OlFtliIs, Wels
OeU eT 1IuQer TIT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
L. HUTH & S0HN.
bic alte uno betpdbrte
Gtlen~ II. 6pl5waaren~,
E,ehsr, nah @maeser.GouAy~~~

~Sib% W. SN*0*VWN4 WV
Tarbene nan Gaaaen=ap aubIuna
$40, 2as nab sas @astt>S ,rats,
Con MnfuatU- .----....-..EexaS.
Sabem erbalren cine @ar-2a0uns
.. 2anbretb & 5otn Cam,
reieu.
Erib . grbien, Bobnen unb sorn, delo Rorn
uetbeS unb selbes. @~benfag8 srbalten: Cine
garlabung 8. 2anbretb C sobn e1te Sameu.
Ra1tofeln, ais pie extra @arIb 8ermout,
Garlb Mofe, Beautb Of 1ebron, @bite Gle.
plant unb neue Sorten, @arfielb nnb State
Of Brain.
grparten cine garlabung Carly Mmber uub
&arlb Orange 3uderrobr. Gamen, aeiu6trIihe
uub German Miuet, gsbptif9es Meis. unb
Befentorn. e amen. Mn s Sobnfon, Wixeb
Stature, Srdarb. W%erreniaI N1e, ,iub @aien.
SraS Samen. @eiber i9peeilder 2afer.
a9enten fur MiefIeB Gra8Meit.
pfIi &c, ftnb Die befen, einfd1jen, biItafen.
ndrfifer un0 Iei1t sebenbfen Neitpliae f6u.
men nit 3tpet guten 8ferben ober Wtnien bear.
tsitet toerben. gbenfaqs vE~ongueIe88 Blue
Bell, vBeautb@ gnnb} v2anrel4, aana jtabI,
riding and walking Cultivatcrs nit ODER obre
aorn. unb 8aummolen. NFan3er.
Agenten fit BITE berabmten Brinly Phuege,
Rlanet II. Horse Hoe and C~ultivators com-
Dined, Sanb. Samenartlsl l9Fage unb guI.
hSatpren. @nR. .. Bre4t @htHmnidiueu Jnb
Builder utehfliens Sarrifoa 8fps. & Co., 3u
Gebraud fertig geMifdte Garben, @bas. Mntbs
46nig- gxtraetoren, 8iene,sMan1er, Mefer ie.
Bir taufeu bireft bon Gabriten urb b~ertaufen
~ ben ntebrisfen Marttpreiiem far 1fcash".
T.ARlslRv - 49,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
Die neae amosunotbtue, partci

bat in gaetp Dorf elm 6auptquartier er.
6ffnet unb folgetbes @irfulnr erlaHen:
,9lmerita fRr Mmeritaner!" Die tpabre
ameritaniIme Sbee" briGt fim Babn.H
Wenn aud frembe Qdnber bieiem 2anbe
Der Greibeit piele ebIe Menf9en fGidteu
(tpeI@e mir n6ten uub bef9hBen milf.
fen), 10 habeit he aud piele ausIdnbi.
fGe EraMps BON berf@iebenen Nationen
unb fanatii9en pbilofopbif9en SPITE.
men gej9idk tpel9e 1tnjex Bolt raid
c%orrun1pifeu, bemoraiiFrel uuo arm
MAIDEN. @eoanfenlpfgteit (tpentl iii1t
erniebrigenbe unpiHenbeit), ftumpffins
niger @eij, u~ufaubere unb uamdBise
@ewpbnhsiteu, u~ameralitdt, fnle9fe
Gttter, unebrli9teit, tleinli6e Rdnfes
fu9t unb 8erf9tpenbungsiu9t berriGsn
In gefdbrIihem MaBe Dor - I'm Wi@ts
80 erlp0bnen bon ben s8nncottern"
Sn3ialifen, Anar9ifeu unb g~runbiabs
lDjenpbiloiopben, BON ipel9en rfebr als
5000, 900 eifrig balm arbeiteu, @eieb,
UiIigfeit uno MoraIitdt In @merita su
uiieT8sQbetl. Soleu mir es aulaHen,
baB alss BEN tuabren ameritaner
R6ensre burm bic iebige unb bic ftetig
eiifr6meli5e 5Iufb tb0tid6Ii@ barbari.
fd3fx Hn{6oNltngen bintpeg gefhipemnlt
tuerbe spetlil bQs Observation-Disclosures
bes Er1itIaen Hub t~ueenbbaften arteris
fani{df4 0eijies iinb Der bernanftigen
3bdiigteis bet patrioien bon 1776 ges
tulf be tngidubiseu 9orben 3u unters
briidei pber He auf5uttdreil unb gu Chi.
IiiireIt bernaas2 IS Eel hermit Seoers
mann fulb getbar. 6aB bet Hationals
Consent Der sNmefieart Pdrtp" am Is.
Geptember 1887 Contributions . gens
tennials Mo9e) In Mcgaa's .Opern<
haus" 8roabfraBe, pbilaoeIpbia, 3u.
fammetl treten pirb. gs iolIen $50
9elegaten ber Staot Wetu 0Drf fi9 eins
finben, unb 1900 Getsgaten aus anSes
rem Orten finb angemelbet."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
aafle wRuta,

Dn iibIit Did nisbtrecEdlaeen, bait teinen
atbetit, Did blast Repfpeb, Du bif unrubis
unb uerbos, furs On BAIT ireeHb elm Mittel
n6tbig, Did iuieber nuf5uridten nnb neuen
aebensmntb an faTen. Man bebiene fd ba,u
ni@t beftieer Stimulonten, Sriibiabrsmebt.
tineu, ODER pertbloler Biiters, bic fan alie aus
J@ledtem @6isisb aema@t fnb unb nur fir
furae 8eit aarsaen unD Daun cine I'M, 70 f6Iim.
mere Meattion I'M @efoIee gu baben, ionbern
esbran6e Elm auberIdffaes gIatreinisunss-
Iaittd. Gin ioIdes regt eeber uno 3ieren su
Iebbniter Gbdiigfeit an, bsrIeibt ueue eebsns.
frdft unb gitbt benz eeiberben @efnnbtsit aub
Rraft bie6er. Sold ,tp Uattsf III baS gIee-
trio Bitters. IS feftst mt 80 Gents bic
Gfaf6e unb III gu babtn In ber Apptbefe bon
u. 0reib, Can Nntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
galifprnia Weime.

Meinliebbdber finber elm grobes So
ger boa feinen California Weinen bei
Germ s. s.. MeDer am MIanto
plasa. Gerr Meper fuGt bic Meine
an Srt unb STEELE aus uhb fanft 6ireti
aus benz Seller Der Weinai9ter. MIs
gutent &enaer gelingt es Inn ifets, Die
beffeu Sorten a~usaumdblen. St fam
feline 2uftbert ilro Gamilien nit eirenl
gnten SrDpfen perfeben. Rotbs unb
WeiBueine In poraieIiGer QuaIitdi
BON febt ab $1.00 per @allone - frei
Ing 9aus aeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
0erf1nlim.

2ieber 8ruber Med, Co., "eThe Cen
trail Methodist" GETTYSBURG, 2n. Sd
iebe i'm lebten Central. baB ort elm 0eils
mittel gegeu neru6fes &opfueb ges
brau1ff. Menu bu ems gebrauhen
milf, bas Ou D69eatli9t in beinem
8latte an3eigit, 10 uirit bu Dir gemiB
nitBeu unb, CLAUDE t9. furirt werben.
Sd babe BON &inbbeit auf an nerp6fem
3opfmeb gelitten. 9abe foif iebes Mits
tel prpbirt, bas i'd befommen tonnte unb
ME etpos gefunoen, bas mir gut tbat,
Biz i'd Simmons 2iper. Reeulotor, be-
reitet bon s. 8. 3eilin & Co., ges
braudte. Sd fihIe nit Sebem Der on
bieier i6redli6en Granfbeit leibet, unb
bofe, Blu Dirft oas Rittel perfuden.
6. g. Norris, Brownsville, W. 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
Scr San Netro gbsinas 3sarf

III Der WallfdbrtsDrt ber Sun N1torier
unb aller 8eiu9er Der Mldnto.G taot,
UNI Der 9ise 5u entfiebert unb fid i'm
fiblen @9atten su ergeben. Der Yari
bat In Golge feiner Gage gu ieoer Sas
gesaeit cine belebenbe Grif6e unb Gas
nliiien wanbern bdufig gum pribdt>
Picnic binaus, eberiD ME 8ereire unb
@eielf9aften bier lire Geffe feiern. See
ben Sag freie Mfuiif. Me grfrif9nns
gen ME 8ier, 2imonabe. Wein, Wbiss
feD &c. fino In better Qualitdt 3t baber.
24,5-5Mt s. 2erbIe, pd6ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
Sdmade nub finSerloie Trameu

ioateu nidt oersDeifeIn. ionbern 8atb unb Be.
lebrnns aus einem Bude ldopfen, burd peI.
Dies Saufenbe innerbalb ~iirSeifer Belt ibre boHe
@eiunbbeit pieber erlanet unb ben ~eiutiseu
Buni9 ibreS Sertens in grfiiuuns seben IA.
ben. Das nit pielen &rontensef9i9teu sr-
l~daterte, reidIid ons9efattete neuefte Weri
iuirb gratis uno frame berf9idt BON Den
Rripate Glinic 81 9tSpenfarD, 10 q.
Spnftun gtr., Netu Yurf, ". y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
Die beatide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

3te beAtf9e MaarmDrsNH erfffatt
BON N. @a. @ad,,it in 8renbata If
bas gr6Bte berartige g~tabltfement In
gan5ea Staate, nit ben gr6Bien 8pr.
rdtben in Monmmenten uni
@rabfeinen aus ameritanif9em
llub italienif6em Marmor. 9err Wanr
1T CUR Musfibrung alIer inn iiber=
trasenet unb in fein Sad f6lagenbeu
Nrbeiten D~orbereitet. Nuftrdge BON aus
tpdrts fiuben prprnpte grfebigurg. 2ors
respon6euS iiber Preiie &c. erbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
Guntes slaertet aus 9eutlAlaao.
&aiIer Wilhelm hat ben Ob,

0NWAeS @*NSIkSs uW1 yWl
&aiIer Milbelm bat ben Ober.
prdfioenteu bon Oft unb Weits preuBen
99reiben i%iberlanbt, in neI9en er feline
@riinbe bafar ansiebt, baB CT ben Mas
u0bern bel &6nigsberg nint beiuobnen
Derbe. Gr 1agt: r5eit MDnaten babe
i'd mid nit Der 9ofuung gei6mei1elt.
baB es mir perg6nnt iein tpiiroe, geles
gentli6 Der Man6ber bic propin3ea
Ofs unb Weitsp reuBen au beiu9en UNI
mid am patriotismus bes 8olfes gu
erfreuen, meine peri6nlihe Mnerfens
nung fur bic Bepeiie bieier @efnuuns
gen gum Wusbrude gu bringen unb
bann NIT Dem erneuten 0ertraueu gus
rtf3ufebren baB iene probin3en fDrts
fabren dDitrben meinem Sbronfolger
biefelbe grgebenbeit unb Sreue 5u bes
tDeiien. 9as oorgei9rittene Mlter,
pel9es mir burh Die @nabs @ottes
berlieben DDrben, miirbe mid ni1t bers
hinbert baben meine pfi9ten als
Sberf : @ommanbirenber Der Mrr1ee gu
erfiQen, aIein es 1T mir elm 1nfaQ sus
geftnBen, pel9er mid I'M leBten Mugen=
blide smang i'm ginflange nit ben
ernifliden BorfteIungetr lmeiHer aer3te,,
ben Befu6 auf3ugeben."
= gu Seilbront bat man in einem
alten s59raufe 8riefe gefunben, bic
2utber an Melan9ton gei9riebet bat
ua6 Die bis iebt nod ME Der6Hentli9t
tuprben iinb.
= eSn &ro1's Sbeater Iinb bic ar1e=
ritanif6en Giniflerinner Gerritt, &ofe
unb 2inbt nit 9roBen grfolg gum ere
fen Male aufgetreteu.
= Muf benz &ooenitetn uirb am Ia.
September elm S1effel Denfriaf ents
bult tperben.
= Ser Direftor bes 2eip3iger Stabts
tbeaters Mar @taegen,arn bat iein
2~5idbriges GantlersS ubildum gefeiert.
= Oas @Dmmerfef bes Mbertbers
ems In Dresden GENES BON Der &6nis
gin Garcia bon 6a9ien geftifteten
@ereins our pflese Werpurbeter i'm
Griege. pel6er aud anbere t~pobltbdtige
3mede berfolst), lit sldn3erb nerlaufen;
bet gauge t0nigli@e 9of aabm baran
She'll.
Ser &ronprins 1T iiber 0iirtb
tta9 Wiin6en gereif. ND er nit benz
profefor 8ir@otp 5uiammentraf. Sn
ben 9oftreifen beiBt es, baB iein 9aIss
leioen f9limmerif afs befir9tet tptrbe.
Muf benz MeuIifer 8ereinstag in
Berlin tpurben WaBnabmeu bei6lo6en,
bamit aQe Mufflebrer por 8esinr IT,
reg 8erufs cine priifuns btiteben
miiBten.
- Sn Dresden tpir6 i'm Sftober elm
aGgemeiner beuti9er Spra9 : GongreB
gebalten, Der f6 nit Der grri1tung
elmer Mtaoemie. auf Der bic beltffde
Spra@e gelebrt uerbeH fou, befofen
min.
- Sn gang Deutf1lanb lit iebe
Spur BPM GoIorabo Rdfer our1 Elm.
fade 9esinfieirungsmittel unb Mblus
den Der GeIbst, in benet bic ploge
aufgetreten mar, berf6nunben.
Ser Observation-Disclosures bes
6eutiden 9eeres. 8raf bon WaIberiee,
lit bon ben 6jfrei1if6er Mdnbbern in
Mdbren suriidsetebrt un6 bate nit
benz Gnifer cine ldrgere. 8s5pte6ung.
Sn SilFt bat cine bebeutenbe
Geuersbrunf einert Sdabetr bon elmer
balben Miltor Marf beruria1t.
eSn Magbeburg, nnb omar In Der
Worffnhf Mpttf4oh{ III rio orXEfe Ryo,e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
d~Werfauft BON N~potbetern. IS geats
&atarrb=&m r+

Glabffone bat bic ginIabung, 5ur
gentennialsGeie nod pbilaoeIpbia 3l
fommen abgelebnt, neil Die Reife ibm
au groBe Mnftrengungen auferIegt uno
CT ben 2et feiner 2rdfte feinem 2anbe,
bauptid6li6 sur 26fung Der irii@en
Grage, tpiomen mill.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09

Snngltngenz Mdnnern
mtr5
stdsete a5etlatmg~ 9otanttrt.

gie i9redliden 8olsen Der sngenbianben,
@efdledtsi6wdde berurfadenb, tpoour9 Self
unb a0rper ruinirt ner6en, permanent 9e=
beilt. 9eratlopfen, S1idternbeit, @aamen.
abfus, @ebadtnibfdndde, gerInR Ser @ner.
gle, abneigung gegen @eieafGaft llnb MeIan.
9olie griin6Ii9 firirt. 8erbeiratbete Mdnner,
ober fol1e, bic fid berbeiratben pcIen, bic In
GoIse BON Snoiseretion in Der Snaenb an @es
|dle9ts> nnb Merbenfdmdde Ieiben, werbem
griin6Ii9 furirt. aeine Mineralien einaege
ben. Sunse Manner, bic ibrs 8eit nit unfdbi.
gen 2euten berfHpeubet unb fb babur9 Arant.
beitea hes aopfes, Der Raie, bes Sailes, Der
9ebsr, gungen, @ineepeibe unb bes Masens'
8useao9en baben, tueroen fdnea furirt. 1abt
@nd ntGt bmrd faIf@es S6amsefabt abbaltea,
foenrk
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
gdlandjel edldndei gdlaude !

WeiBe S9ldu6e gum Sprinfeln z
Sol Is Gent per GuB. Sdpar5e
9dIdude, 1. Sol 9urGmefer Is, 20
unb Is @ents per SUB bel
80. $. Omtterfibt s. Co.,
plumber & @asfitter
6,5,4M go. 1876 6ouifoa Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09
llnabertrefFiGe gn3iebunsl
1eber cine babe Miliof berloOf.
Las. II.
Q~puiitana 9fate Qptterp So.

DtefeS Snititnt pnrbe I'm Sabre 1858 fl,
Gr5iebunss. anb 8obltbdtisfeits 8tpede bon
Der StaatslesisIatur geietIi9 ineorporirt.
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Amer,ea,. Extraordinary Advantage.

Surely we have reason to felicitate our
selves as a nation. Ours is the only
country on earth which is rapidly paying
off its national debt, and whose surplus
Is a constant source of embarrassment.
Every other civilized nation has q yearly
deficit; il spends more than il receives.
Germany alone is somewhat better situ-
ated, for it owns its great lines of rail-
ways, and has other assets, which, II
sold, would bring more than its national
debt. The extraordinary advantages we
have wei other nations is profoundly i'm
pressing the people of other countries.
The following extract from an English
financial circular tells its own story:
without venturing TO express an opinion
we may, nevertheless, call attention to a
few facts which bear on this point. In
less than twenty years the United States
have reduced their debt by about geo.
600, 900. They ended their fiscal year
1886 with a surplus of about Els, 900, 600.
They added, during 1886, to their system
of railways 5000 miles, making in all
100, 600 miles, worked by $4,000 locomo-
tives, costing approximately fl.650,-
DOC, 1000. In six years, 1~SSO-1SS6, the
population increased 30 per cent, name
ly, from So 900, 900 to $1,000, 900. In
1885 they raised 1851, 900, 900 bushels Of
wheat; in 1886 they raised 457, ,00O
bushels, an increase of more than "a per
cent, or 100, 000, 900 bushels. In 1885
their shipping ports received 4,451, 66S
bales of cotton; in 1886 they received
5,177, 235 bales, an increase of more thar
IL 1-2 per cent, or 25,572 bales. In
comparison with these figures the prog
ress of all other countries becomes insig'
~nificant."
Is It any wonder that the tide of emf,
grafton is again setting for u shores
The above figures could be extended,
For instance, the metal and mineral pro.
ducts of the United States had a spot
value of $3.50, 000, 900, as against $685.
900, 900 for the mineral products of Greai
Britain in the same year. The minera
production of this year, it is estimated,
will be fully $500, 600, 900. We shall
build $4,000 miles of new railroads il
1887. Our largest previous year was in
1883, when we built some 5000 miles O
road. Then we are at peace with all TIN
world, and have no use for u army
but We think it prudent to have a few
ships and big guns to guard ou sea coast
against possible complications with othe
nations. Happy, happy America!-Dem
orest's Monthly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-15
Plagiarism of the whird.

These writers of weird tales are steal
ing their plots and characters at whole
sale from foreign writer's of a past age.
Tales of the improbable are now the most
slable. and the hack writers are drag
ging out old story books and reftting
their plots to new ideas. Nearly every
prominent story Of the weird, from
''She" 10 douglas Duane has been
plagiarized. A most prolific source Of
these writers is the German, and it was
only recently, in reading Edgar Faw-
cett's Douglas Duane" II saw almost
word for word an old English novel
named ''Wer" reproduced. The idea Of
this class Of literature is to make the i'm
probable seem probable ty the careful
use Of scientific discoveries. Such sto-
ries were very prolific in the half forgot
ten literature of fifty years ago. Another
source Is the famous books Of oriental ma
tons, which are filed with fascinating,
weird ideas that only the ~oriental's lux.
uriant imagination could conceive. With
the Dhampada of the Chinese, the Hin
doc Pantheon. the Mahabharata, the
Pantchopakhyana. the Jatakas of Bud
dha, the book Bava-M etzia, the Talmud
and the Kalewala, translated, these
plagiarists can choose the most marvel
JUS ideas and startling plots for their
stories. THE Corpse Demon" from an
old Indian book, has been plagiarized,
and SO has 1.-The Book of Thoth," a story
founded on an old Egyptian papyrus.-
Globe Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-15
A New system Of Boot Making.

The London Shoe and Leather Record
describes a system Of fastening the soles
10 boots and shoes, in which the fasten-
ings are driven from the inside, the fas-
Jennings being first placed in the insole
and then the upper lasted over them.
The fastening is Of brass, with a conical
front, barbed all around the point, and
the head is fat and neatly formed. A
machine is used TO feed and drive the
~fastenings at regular distances through
the insole. The insole Is then laid ON the
last, with the barbed points standing
erect. The upper is lasted over these
points and pushed down, leaving sufi-
Gent OF the point still above the upper
to pierce half way through the sole. The
sole Is then laid on as though upon blind
er, hammered down, and the process b
complete. The heeling and finishing are
performed in the ordinary way.-Scien,
tific American.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-15
A Georgia Cyclone PIT.

Perhaps the largest, best arranged,
best furnished and most costly cyclone
pit in the country is owned by Ed
Brown. of Eatonton. II is situated near
the back door of his residence and is
large enough to accommodate his whole
family. The walls are of brick, laid in
cement, the floor Is carpeted, has a fire
place and chimney, and the room is
handsomely furnished. The family could
spend the night there with rs much COM
fort as in the dwelling. In preparing II
Mr.. Brown had an eye to its permanency
and spared no expense in making II
pleasant and comfortable. To guard
against the contingency of the house
blowing over on 1t and i~mprisoning the
inmates a large sewer pipe leads off from
the pit In an opposite direction a distance
Of 100 yards, through which the family
could escape. This unique underground
dwelling is thoroughly protected against
water rising from below or running m
from above. The cost was over $780,
Exchange.